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Innovative, effective, responsive, and affordable. These traits, along with unsurpassed quality, are hallmarks of Eichelbergers, Inc. Our leadership and expertise enable us to consistently solve new and bigger challenges.
Rooted in this foundation, I am certain that we can provide value added services for your safety, industrial hygiene and training needs.
Our goal is to provide the highest quality, cost-effective consultation solutions. We specialize in customer specific evaluations, and program development in the area of safety, industrial hygiene and adult education. Additionally, we provide experienced resources for outsourcing a wide array of your safety needs.
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Luke Lazar - Vice President of Safety and Training |
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Kelly Kramer - Director Of Safety & Training |
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Kristen Morgret - Safety Consultant |
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SAFETY CONNECTIONS |
From our
SAFETY
CONNECTIONS
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Cold Stress |
 Hypothermia causes nearly 700 deaths in the US annually
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1/22/2012 - Air temperature, wind, rain, snow, clothing, physical activity, can all be contributing factors to the losing one’s ability to maintain a normal body core temperature (98.6°F).
Hypothermia is a condition in which the body core temperature drops below that required for normal metabolism and body functions(96.0°F). It occurs when the body loses more heat that it can produce.
Systoms can begin as: shivering, slurred speech, loss of fine motor skills and advance into stiff muscles, low pulse, & unconsciousness.
Frost Bite is the medical condition where localized damage is caused to skin and other tissues due to extreme cold. Severity is measured in degrees as are burns.
Symptoms are white or yellowish waxy skin, numbness, affected area frozen on the surface, area still soft to the touch. As it progresses deeper underlying tissues also freeze and become hard and cold to the touch.
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